Old Wang invested 500,000 U in the hot pot restaurant's turnover capital into a contract, just as ETH plummeted in 2024.
Chasing high at 4100 dollars, averaging down at 3500 dollars, adding 10x leverage at 2900 dollars, in the end only 32,000 U remained in the account—enough to pay three months' rent, but not enough to buy half a ton of beef rolls.
When he found me, his phone was full of suppliers urging payment: "If delayed for another week, we will run out of stock." Chat records showed that he transferred 28,000 U in membership fees to his "mentor," and the altcoins he received were worth only two decimal places.
"Lock 12,000 U as rent, 20,000 U to trade a double bottom breakout with me." I advised him to liquidate and exchange for stablecoins.
On the first order, ETH was sideways for three weeks (2900-3200 dollars), I sent a signal: "Stand firm at 3200 dollars to enter the market." He used 10,000 U to open a long position with 5x leverage, setting a stop-loss at 2900 dollars. Three days later, ETH surged to 3800 dollars, and when he closed the position, 20,000 U turned into 63,000 U—enough to settle the ingredient bill and refill the freezer with beef.
The key was the BTC double bottom trend. In January 2025, BTC retraced from 110,000 to 98,000, forming a double bottom. I advised him to use 30,000 U to open an 8x long position, with a stop-loss at 95,000 dollars. It rose to 126,000 dollars in 12 days, netting a profit of 78,000 U. He withdrew 50,000 U to transform the store into a 24-hour operation.
In March, SOL's spike was the most dangerous: dropping from 120 dollars to 95 dollars, I told him to buy at 100 dollars for 3000 U and average down at 98 dollars for 2000 U. It rebounded to a low of 96 dollars, and five days later, he liquidated at 130 dollars, earning 42,000 U enough to purchase a refrigerated delivery vehicle.
Now his account has 372,000 U, he withdrew 200,000 U to expand the store next door. The new menu "3200 dollar beef rolls" notes: "Thanks for not cutting the long positions."
Over the years of trading with fans, I found that turning the tables doesn't rely on leverage; it's about those who say "wait a bit" when the market is sideways and shout "make a move" when it breaks out. Old Wang is right: "It's not hard to lose 500,000 down to 30,000, the hard part is someone using 30,000 to earn two stores."
How many people have lost hope in the volatility, yet managed to stabilize their position or even turn it around using this system? Countless— but the core principle is singular: dare to follow, dare to act, and don’t drag your feet.
The next wave's layout has already been drawn up, with points, rhythm, and positions all clearly marked. Mix with @币来财888 , no fluff, just one principle: precise targeting, no wasted efforts.
But let’s be clear upfront: only work with those who have strong execution capability.
It's about those who don’t complain when the market drops, don’t get greedy when it rises, and can realistically execute tasks!
